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Nimrod Shifroni

Nimrod Shifroni is an Israeli Air Force helicopter pilot and reserve brigadier general who commanded Palmachim Airbase.

born 1969Commanding Palmachim AirbaseAttack helicopter squadron commandHeading the air force control unit

Born: 14 March 1969
Occupation: military personnel
Rank: tat aluf

Nimrod Shifroni was born in 1969

Nimrod Shifroni was born on March 14, 1969. He grew up on Kibbutz Yiftah and attended the Emek HaHula school at Kibbutz Kfar Blum.

He joined the IDF in 1988 and finished flight course 123 as a helicopter pilot. After advanced training in Squadron 190, he trained in the United States on the Apache and served in Squadron 113. He later served as deputy commander of Squadrons 190, 113 and 193.

After studies at the command and staff college, he commanded Squadron 160, which took part in the Second Lebanon War. He commanded Squadron 113 during Operation Cast Lead. From 2010 to 2012 he headed the air force's central control unit.

He then led a project to reorganize the air force operations staff. From December 2014 to October 2018 he commanded Palmachim Airbase. He lives in Shimshit.

Nimrod Shifroni's life in 5 milestones

1969
Born on March 14.
1988
Joined the IDF.
2010
Became head of the air force central control unit.
2014
Appointed commander of Palmachim Airbase.
2018
Ended his command of Palmachim Airbase.

Nimrod Shifroni served in IDF Pilot Course

He served from 1988 as an air force helicopter pilot, commanding Squadron 160 in the Second Lebanon War and Squadron 113 in Operation Cast Lead. He commanded Palmachim Airbase from 2014 to 2018 and holds the reserve rank of brigadier general.

IDF Pilot Course